Mike Bamiloye, a well-known Christian filmmaker and preacher from Nigeria, recently posted a provocative message on Facebook that addressed cynicism toward the church and religious leaders. Renowned for his involvement with Mount Zion Faith Ministries, Bamiloye voiced concerns about the growing cynicism that surrounds religious leaders, churches, and miracles.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He wrote, “You believe every miracle is fake; no one is good but you, no other person hears from God; you are the only one God speaks to, and you have the monopoly on revelations.”
This statement seems to reflect Bamiloye’s frustration with individuals who have become increasingly critical of church activities and leaders, believing themselves to be the sole possessors of true spiritual insight.
He went on to address those who question the authenticity of churches and their leaders, noting a lack of respect for those who have contributed to the faith.
“You have no regard for those that have gone before you because you believe every church is a scam, and yet you have not moved to the mosque.”
This remark highlights his concerns about how some people dismiss the efforts of established religious figures and institutions without considering their contributions or looking for alternative spiritual practices.
Bamiloye’s post appears to be a call for introspection, urging people to reconsider their skepticism and examine their own spiritual journeys.
His message resonates with many who have noticed the growing distrust toward organized religion, emphasizing the need for humility and respect in matters of faith.
As a key figure in Christian ministry, Bamiloye’s words carry significant weight among his followers and the wider Christian community.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
